Collector Cars at Auction! 1950s to 1990s Vintage vehicles & trucks! Buick Riviera, Cadillac, Ford! 

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Hi. Can you believe an 85 Oldsmobile is over 35 and considered a classic "antique"? In 85, a 35-year old car would've been a 1950! What a difference! I miss the hood ornament and landau roofs. You most likely won't see them again. In 85, my dad would've been in his early 60's (WW II generation) and would've appealed to that generation.

The trim tag on the 1965 Cadillac decodes as 04C for the fourth week of April 1965 production, 65 for 1965 model year, 68367 for DeVille convertible, FWD for Fleetwood body plant, which would then be brought to Clark Street/Detroit, MI for final assembly, 360 is light blue leather interior trim, 20 is Hampton Blue exterior paint, 3 is for a blue convertible top, E is for Soft Ray tinted glass, Y is for six way power seat, M is for power door locks and K is for Comfort Control air conditioning system.

Caddy convertible was nice. (not my thing but nice) 54 Ford pickup nice at the right price. Miata popular with many. The Delta 88 is a good car. Owned a few with the 3.8 & 3800 engines. I had a Olds Ciera with 220,000 miles that Good on fuel.

That 1965 Riviera is the car I want those are one sexy car they ar even better if it's a 65 Riviera GS. the body style and the only year only clamshell headlights make the car so awesome. I love it.

I bought a Oldsmobile like that one time from a car lot and they said it had a rod knocking. Bought it for $300 and it was actually the torque converter bolts loose.

I would not be surprised if you find butterscotch candy and Kleenex packets somewhere in that sweet Olds.

I've been told that Irish Spring soap or mothballs will keep the rats out. I haven't tried it just what I was told.

1.21 gigawatts in a lightning bolt. You never know when or where it will ever strike.

Great video Mr. Goodpliers. My parents bought an '85 98 new after trading in their '79 98 which I loved. I always saw those late 80s fwd 98s & 88s as dressed up Cutlass Cieras. Their last 98 was a '91 which did look just a little like the 98s of the past... just a little. No question, the 3800 series engine was in fact bullet proof and the best feature of those cars.

Early northstar engines are shit

80s cars are hot now... not many survived.. and people still think the 1980s is modern lol

I can remember when those cars and trucks were new. How time flys.👍❤🇺🇸

65 caddy is sweet! Worth the investment & wouldn't take much 2 clean her up

Where was this at? I definitely missed out!

Toro-Flow diesel would have been a rare choice in that farm truck.

The Caddy Norstars were very reliable. Why would you possibly say they weren’t? Those Buick 3800 were awful. Very unreliable.

That caprice with the LT1 does not have an electric water pump. It is driven from the back side by the cam. Tell the difference between 65 and 66 cadillac froim a mile away. Look at the curb lights, and tail lights, totally different.

Those 1980 era olds were real easy to steal I remember back in the day those cars use to be stole all the time. they were known of being a car that was easy to steal

Boy I would love to have that 54 Ford pickup. Thanks

If that turd of a Buick spun a rod bearing the crank is screwed. Only car from Buick in that era was the Gran National! Thats it!

Great adventure, thanks for taking us along. They say if you spray diluted peppermint oil under the hood it keeps mice away, might be a good experiment for a vlog.

Hey Tim, I really like the 1985 oldsmobile regency brougham lightning strike edition coupe! Too bad it has the Mr. Rat wiring delete package! I think it might run, eventually!!

The only time in my opinion a odometer should be reset is when it's been restored and the engine is rebuilt and the car has gone back to "New" Condition it should never be reset any other time that's my opinion anyway.

That Riv is a bucket list car for sure!

Just for future reference, brougham is pronounced "brome", not " bro ham".

Love your video's, do you have a website or a list of cars you have in inventory? Im looking to restore a rwd car or truck for a winter project. Thanks, Joe

any 68or 69 darts?

Wood love to kick the tires from my recliner ;-}

Interesting point about cars from 2010-now, I would like to hear some stories about problems people have started to have. Always wondered how modern electronics-laden cars will hold up 2 decades from now.

Mr goodpliers doesn't like Miatas 😐

A STACK OF RECEIPTS IN A NOT RUNNING CAR USUALLY MEANS THEY COULD NOT FIND THE PROBLEM THROWING PARTS AT IT

Always a pleasure.

Did they use a lot of salt in Missouri?

Too bad about the Olds coupe - liked the late 80's EightyEight & LeSabre coupes. Hope u get the help needed for ur new-to-you Olds. Too bad they didn't detail engine bay of the Caddy convertible

I started selling cars in late 1985 at a Chevy Olds dealership and the Regency 98 Brougham was the tip-top most expensive car we sold at $24,995. When I sold three in one week, the other salespeople thought I was on to something crazy good. We all loved that 3.8 V6 on those front wheel drive cars. They could really scoot!.

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I bought an 86 Riviera in 87 with a 3.8. It was a great car, we did have the regular problems. We had to replace the rack and pinion because the bushings were made of aluminum, the automatic transmission had to be rebuilt and the fiber timing belt pulleys gave out. We sold it after several years after the big three hit. It had a digital dash with the heat controls, radio, and all sorts of information in it. It was great to drive, great gas mileage.

cool cars

You need more 🐈

Location?

Caprice came with lt1 and a 4.3L v.8 that looks like the 5.7L

Bro-ham, huh?

4:49 that is 95 or 96 caprise, because 94 has side mirrors on the door, not window frame

Yeah 3.8 is a great motor, good buy on that one. 😎👍🇨🇦

Be nice to watch auction..

You have great knowledge on vehicles

Do you know what that 65 Caddy Conv sold for?

Hey where are u finding these cars at??? What city and state and are they still there ???

The 65 Riv was nice!!

that stuff is too nice for you guys huh?